i give you, i'm going to start with reuben on this. you know, it's printing criticism of the current president policy aiding in the murder of democracy as a white house chief of staff has alluded to. got back with you again. yeah, it was one of those comments, dana milbank is that that's a really far stretch. you know, getting back to basic, it's precisely the role of the washington post and other newspapers and media companies to scrutinize the president. no matter who the president is, no matter what party the president belongs to. we've lost sight of that. we've now divide our media. it's blue and red different gaps. unfortunately, i'm ribbon in the center. i have, i have a kicking off post. i can see very clearly when people step over the line, this is a case of data, no bank over stepping really and really confusing his role. a champion and a cheerleader for the jo vita ministration with his proper role as a washing post columnist where he should be acting as a check and balanced against those. when i'm writing editor at the table

earlier this month, democratic representative name reuben got led a trip.d provide the ukraine with better weapons. so that the ukraine can defend themselves against russian troops. turns out not everybody in russia appreciated those comments from the congressman. including one member of the russian dumas. their pretend parliament. he won on state sponsored russian tv to declare that as punishment for those comments about ukraine, congressman reuben got legal should be, a, placed under surveillance. and be, kidnapped. he should be kidnapped. i think it's fair to say that congressman gallagher was less than face from that threat from the russian parliamentarian. he tweeted in response, f around and find out with an american flag emoji. it is sort of hard to know if that was the sort of thing that was designed to have a nice domestic shelf life on state run tv. or if this is an actual thing to worry about from the sky in the russian parliament. but since that initial threat from violence from that russian politician towards congressman, things have escalated

reuben. >> yeah, i agree with everything he just said.that there is a low risk of severe disease and just remember that this seasonal surge we are seeing, we tend to talk about the virus. but we expected this seasonal surge. it started out in the midwest. and what we are seeing is it's been fairly predictable. it's just that, you know, there's some uncertainty now how long it will last with omicron and how quick the recovery will be. by we have lots of evidence that after the new year, there is going to be a recovery. cases are going to come down. and find a way to live our lives and coexist with this virus. i couldn't agree more. >> thank you, gentlemen, be safe. happy holidays to you. really appreciate it. thank you. thank you. >>> sources telling cnn who the january 6th committee believes sent a text to mark meadows about overturning the 2020 election results. our cnn exclusive is next. everything felt like a 'no'. everything. but then ray went from no to know. with freestyle libre 2, now he knows his glucose levels when he needs to. a

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a a nightmare scenario, military confrontation has returned to you. reuben, the stark warning from russia. tom diplomat ahead of a meeting with his us counterparts. j. lab rob added that moscow would not tolerate the beefing up of nato's presence in neighboring state asylum seekers. it may have to wait months at the e u. belarus border to get processed if a new plan from brussels gets the go ahead. monitoring organization oxfam told us the move, throws away the rulebook. we could have managed this easily, but apparently the commission is not very interested in doing that. and as the arm across covariance grips dozens of countries, the world health organization tells our tea more time is needed to understand how potent it may be. we do not have report moorland that is causing more severe disease or death this morning. so this is not something that we should try to write off. we really need a bit more time. ah, are broadcasting live direct from studios in moscow. recopying week's top stories with our weekly program. this is our t international. are now a lack of diplomacy, and that's what r

this evening. france is more beautiful because new caledonia has decided to stay part of it. reuben, with a population of about 275000 and a weak economy. some analysts say having the backing of france may have given residence, a sense of security, which helped you get a good yeah, with vaccines and as well as the order i do. so sure, it couldn't be measures and to boost you're going to be doing. do, sir, is health crisis. now a new stage of negotiations will begin, while the territory will remain part of france. caledonian leaders, including separatists will have up to 18 months to negotiate with the french government and redefine a new service for the territory. katya little bits of the young al jazeera estate memorial service has been held at a church in cape town for south africa, lost a party president after abbey de clark died last month at the age of 85. after being diagnosed with cancer, his government eventually bowed. to international pressure in the early 19 nineties, to release political prisoners and remove rice as laws. on his deathbed, he apologized for part 8, but his

so he was really criticize, reuben res. so there's the issue of claiming ignorance on pretending that it never happened. and then there's the idea. alternatively of saying, oh, that's the distant past. that's a relic of ancient canadian history. when in fact the last residential school closes in 1997. it's a fairly recent part of the canadian historical narrative. how do residential schools continue at this moment to shape the present and shape how the indigenous experience plays out? in the last residential schools closed in the ninety's and in the eighty's. some of them have been taken over by indigenous communities, so many of those schools are close at the end were much better run and there was more significant openness which so there were very bad marriage from the people who were there and some of them have now been destroyed by the communities themselves, but the, the impact of the schools is widely known as i talked about. and i report and then generally what we said was that, so children who were taken away from th

the us sanctions in 2019 russia had to spend more than $60000000.00 to get own parts. ation expert, reuben caseras' told us he thinks those sanctions were just an attempt as well to stifle competition. as a santee, a video, only press sanctioning a russian company is an example of unfair competition. they don't pose any strategic or military threats to our foreign colleagues, or it's a civilian company with civilian oriented products. it is obvious that the sanctions were aimed at stopping the m. s 21 project. going in their boss haven't created a new type of passenger plane in a while. they only modernize existing models and the m. s. 21 has been made from scratch using modern technology, so it has some advantages over the competitors. and the americans wanted to stop in emerging rival, fidel is also part of that. so t's world news at 10 o'clock from moscow with me. kevin, i will stop by for next programs and you'll part of the world about with more just 30 minutes either. which way i hope you have a great wednesday evening. ah ah ah, with a with a oh, happy new year special kaiser a pard

john kevlin of reuben, junius, and rose, on behalf of alexandria. [indiscernible] the pronling was approved by the planning commission in july 2019, but removed the facility during the pandemic -- during the pandemic after its anchor tenant live. the matter before you tonight is the technical issue of whether the z.a. was correct. the analysis here is two steps. first, is the change to the project in conflict with any of the conditions of approval in the planning commission's motion, and second, is the change considered significant for the changes and modifications condition in the motion. with respect to the first question, the answer is clear. eliminating the tennis facility is not in conflict. the private agreement that led to the replacement of the private tennis facility is not required nor even contemplated by the planning code, and it was not required as a condition of approval, and as such, the elimination of the private tennis facility does not breach any consideration of the project, and the elimination of the tennis facility is not termed

and jennifer reuben. she is an msnbc political analyst. good morning to all of you. shaquille, let's start with you. there was a dispute about the facts in this one about whether or not the crumbleys were attempting to evade capture. it seemed to play out one way for those who saw on it the media, including the fact the police were looking for them, acted on a 911 tip, apprehended them and brought them back to oxford county. the lawyers are saying you don't have the facts, they're not a flight risk. >> yeah. and this is something that we were litigating and watching play out almost in real time yesterday right after that press conference when apparently there was that contact between the attorney's office and law enforcement initially. that was something the county sheriff said existed and that's something the attorneys said happened as well. but by 3:00 p.m. there was a be on the lookout advisory that went out to members of law enforcement and as of last night we got word there was no immediate contact between the sheriff's office and their attorneys. that changed a

jennifer reuben, is also the author of resistance, heller save democracy. and they both join me. now you know, eric i think it is so striking the awkwardness here. and the fact that fox wouldn't talk about it today. and i think they're going to address it tonight because at the certain point, it becomes an untenable. but i saw a few people, saying this show is on the right side of things. and that is one interpretation. and they can't say, that and they can't brag abroad it precisely because of the fact that they have been telling the opposite story for the reviewers for years. >> well i think chris wallace picked a good week to quit fox news. what is so interesting about these, texas that it provides a rare unfiltered look. fox news is a closed society, they do not have anyone on fox who disagrees with them. none of these people venture into the square to have actual debate. and they lie without consequence. and it has just gotten more and more extreme. so this is one time that we get an unfiltered view into fox. and what do we find a? they are all raging hypocrites, and trust m

a washington post columnist jennifer reuben knows, joe biden today said feel your own voting rights iss on the filibuster. how can biden say that he's doing anything and regards to voting rights and preserving democracy if he continually refuses to engage in the debate over the filibuster? >> he must. he simply must. but one wonders what's going on behind the scenes. for instance, senator manchin, i mean i think that the republicans have kind of left him alone. if there were any sign at all that senator manchin would support these voting rights bills, i assume they would target him. so, i think something is going on there. you can see this systematic attack happening. you can't just isolate one part, is so massive. it the attack on the education system. so that when there are protests, americans will understand their cause and will call forever more violent police reaction. the attack on protests, the gerrymandering, all of this. and we're a very young democracy, anyway. so, we've only became arguably somewhat more complete democracy in the 1960s. so, we're a very young democracy at a

and we lost the creator of the game of life, r reuben klamer. >> there is only one way you can alwaysomedian? [laughter] >> that's my best joked. you missed it. >> reporter: comedian mort sahl was one of the first to make us laugh at politics. >> it is an official portrait of the president next to a globe with the troubled spots marked in black. he is standing next to the black globe. >> reporter: we lost him at 94. >> man is really the most interesting jackass there is. >> reporter: hal holbrook became the living embodiment of mark twain over the years. >> he is the only one who has the true religion: he loves his neighbor as himself and cuts his throat if his theology isn't straight. >> reporter: he died this year at 95. >> when i look back at what is a long life, i think how lucky i was. it was just luck. >> reporter: whent ce, though, to staying power, norman lloyd had them all beat. he started out with alfred hitchcock back in 1942. 70 years later, he took a turn with amy schumer. >> i was the first person on my block to own a television set. >> reporter: at the age of 100, and h

i'm old friends with paul reubens, was in the "pee wee on broadway" show and so, pee wee is taking overld be fun. [ cheers and applause >> seth: there we go pee wee podcast. >> yeah. >> seth: all right now, you -- now that my mom has her drink, what are we gonna make >> all right, so we're gonna do a corpse reviver number two. >> seth: what's it called? >> corpse reviver number two >> seth: corpse reviver number two. >> yeah. >> seth: okay. why is it called the corpse reviver? >> well, the thing -- it's a -- it's drink meant for, like, after hung - hangover, you know, like - >> seth: okay, great all right, that'll come in handy for us let's go >> so it's picking you up. >> seth: all right so, we're gonna start with -- actually, we're gonna squeeze a lemon in it. >> seth: all right we'll start with a lemon >> yep, we squeeze a full lemon in it. >> seth: okay. >> yeah. >> seth: sure. >> oh, my gosh >> seth: then give me half your lemon. >> a whole lemon is going in here >> seth: a whole lemon >> yeah. >> seth: what are you talking about? >> so it's supposed to be equal parts all the way t

ktvu is an reuben is live at the scene with the investigation and the city's growing concern about traffic deaths and. the two accidents here happened on center wrote about 1500 ft apart . authorities say the driver managed to pick up speed in between them, making the impact of that second crash much more severe. san jose. police say this woman 71 year old lin win was responsible for two hit and runs in a matter of minutes. one of them proved to be fatal. things just get so much worse if people leave the scene of the crash and this instant. it caused a fatality of an innocent person who was just traveling on our roadways that innocent person 35 year old hillary lopez of fremont, who was pronounced dead at a nearby hospital. authorities say nguyen was fleeing the scene of a previous accident. just 1500 ft away when her bmw rear ended lopez's toyota center road near wolf creek. and then the wind took off again after the collision. the driver of the vehicle, the suspect, who was later arrested , continue driving northbound until the vehicle became completely inoperable. this was the 58th traf